Contreras CNA, Carbajal PP, Alessio-Robles LLP

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ABSTRACT

The anemia is a syndrome of multiple etiologies and variable prognosis. It affects all age groups. In most cases, the accomplishment of a supported detailed, clinical history and laboratory studies allow to reach the correct diagnosis in a opportune and suitable way.

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